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Tyler Neu throw s from the hole at prac tic e.
Buckaroos are looking to regain playoff stature this year T h e Lo w r y H ig h Sc hool ba se ba l l
guy I wou ld go to his practices and
w as born into it and I ha v e a l wa y s
year is to make the playoffs.
sq u a d h a s s tr u g g le d ove r t he pa st
pra c t i c e with him. I like the game
really enjoyed it,” he s ai d . “ I l i k e
It has been a long time since
se v er a l s e a s o n s , b u t t hi s c oul d be
be c a use it is challenging and I like
the atmosphere of the game. My
Lowry has been in the playoffs,
t h e y e a r th a t th e y tu rn i t a l l a round.
worki ng at it. Y ou can play it in
favorite part of the game i s p i t c h -
and these guys have set some
“We a r e r e tu r n in g our whol e t e a m
t he fa l l , s pring, and s ummer. I like
ing; it is really s atis fying wh e n y o u
pretty lofty goals. They want to
p r e t t y m u c h , ” s a id LHS c oa c h Andy
pl a yi ng i nfield the mos t; hitting is
s trike s omeone out. It is m y se n i o r
get to the state tournament; that
Ha r m o n. “ W e o n ly lo st t wo se ni ors,
fun, but I like the infield.”
year and I jus t w ant to h a v e f u n
is a huge goal for this group of
so we h a v e a b u n c h of guys c om i ng
T he Buckaroos s tart the s eas on
playing, go out there and e n j o y i t . ”
seniors. It works backwards from
b a ck . W e a r e r e a lly st rong up t he
at home against South Tahoe on
In A pril the Bucks w ill sq u a r e o f f
there obviously. We want to make
m i d d l e. I t s ta r ts o f f wi t h Bre nda n
Ma rc h 8-9 , follow ed by a road trip
agains t D ayton on their fi e l d o n t h e
the playoffs, but to do that we
( Do m i re ) in c e n te r f ie l d. W e ’ve got
t o Spri ng Creek on M arch 15-16.
5th and 6th, and then ret u r n h o m e
have to win each series, and to do
Ri d g e ( R ic k e tts ) a t short , a nd we
Ma rc h 22-23 finds Low ry at N orth
A pril 12-13 to take on C h u r c h i l l
that we have to win the first game
h a v e Dom ( K e lle y ) c a t c hi ng. T ha t i s
Va l l e ys, and they return home for
County (F allon). S parks wi l l h o st
of every series, and to do that we
p r e t t y mu c h th e a n c h or of our t e a m
a t wo-da y s tand agains t F ernley on
Lowry on April 19-20, and the
have to show up and work hard
r i g h t t h e r e . W e h a v e som e ne w guys
Ma rc h 29 -30.
Buckaroos are back at home on
in practice. We are really big on
A pril 26-27 to take on Elk o . T r u c k -
having a mental approach this
ee w ill be the s ite o f L o wr y ’ s
year, and we started off on day
regular s e a so n f i n a -
one by getting outside to prac-
c o m i n g in to f ill s om e spot s a nd
E t ha n Radmanovich is a s enior
f i g h t f or p o s itio n s , b ut t ha t m i ddl e
playing baseball at Lowry
i s wh e r e o u r s tr e n g t h i s. W e a l so
for t he fi rs t time.
have Jake (Marriott) who played f i r st b a s e f o r u s la s t ye a r. W e a re p r o b a b ly g o in g to look a t m ovi ng h i m o f f f ir s t a little bi t t hi s ye a r t o d o s o me d e s ig n a t e d-hi t t i ng, a nd h e wi l l s till b e o n e of our a nc hor p i t c h ers . ” T h e B u c k a r o o s wi l l ha ve se ve n se n i o r s , e ig h t ju n iors, a nd sophom o r e A n th o n y H e mp on i t s 16-m a n r o st er t h is s e a s o n . L o wry s e n io r R ic ke t t s i s l ooki ng f o r wa r d to h is th ir d ye a r on t he va rsi t y sq ua d . “ I u s e d to wre st l e whe n I was a f r e s h ma n , but I foc us on b a seb a ll n o w . I h a ve be e n pl a yi ng b a seb a ll a s lo n g a s I c a n re m e m be r, si n ce t e e - b a ll, ” h e s a i d. “ I ha ve a n o l d er br o th e r , s o w h e n I wa s a l i t t l e
2019 “ My dad got le on Ma y 3 - 4 . me into “ O u r Lowry Baseball b a se g o a l Roster ball; this I Head Coach: Andy Harmon Levi Christopherson, Kyle Sappington Jacob Marriot, Dominick Kelley Brendan Domire, Ridge Ricketts Michael Yarnell, Joshua Leveille Christopher Schultz, Anthony Hemp Tyler Neu, Jordan Parker Brooks Bergenheier, Josiah Chapman Klay Garner, Ethan Radmanovich
tice. It starts right here for these guys, hopefully this is the start of something big for this group.” The
Northern
3A
Regional
Championships will be held in Elko on May 9-11 with the top six teams in league play qualifying. NIAA 3A State Championships will be held May 16-18 in the southern region this year at a site TBD. The top two finishers in the North and the South will vie for the state title in a four-team, double-elimination bracket. “I’m excited for this season, it is going to be a good year; I just can’t wait to get going,” Harmon s a i d.
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L to R : Ke lce y Coope r, Alex u s G o mez , Mac k en z ie Salas- B e ga y a nd Ma di Mc C lellan tak e g r o u n d er s f r o m coa ch Austin Ma yo .
Softball looks to get back to state championships The Lowry High School (LHS) softball squad has been close for the last couple of seasons, but they haven’t quite gotten over the hump to win the state title again. LHS softball coach Austin Mayo commented on the process of starting the upcoming season. “It is always a hard thing every year when we have to make cuts. We see these girls come out and they are committed, but the bottom line is that softball is a cut sport; you gotta make those tough decisions. You don’t like to do it, but it is a blessing and a curse
because you have girls interested; I’m very happy to have people wanting to play, but at the same time it is always hard to tell somebody that they can’t be on the team.” The girls finished with a 26-10 overall record last year and they were 23-9 the season before that, with both seasons putting them just short of their overall goal of a state title. “We have a young group this year with six new faces and seven returners,” Mayo said. “Sydney (Connors) and Sierra (Maestrejuan) are still playing basketball, so they won’t be able
2019 Lowry Softball Roster Head Coach: Austin Mayo Josie Ellifritz, Kenzie Dowd-Smith, Bailey Hayes, Kayleen Urain Sydney Connors, Kelcey Cooper Alexus Gomez, Macey Katzenmeyer Destiny Starkey, Sierra Maestrejuan Madi McClellan Mackenzie Salas-Begay
t o p l a y for us until that is done. We had some unique issues this year so we kept 13 and I am pretty excited about that.” The Lady Bucks start their season on the road March 7-9 at
the Elk Grove Tournament in Sacramento, Calif. They go to Spring Creek on March 15-16, and then move on to North Valleys for games on March 22-23. Fernley comes for the first game at Lowry on March 28, before the Lady Bucks move on to Sparks for the Reed Tournament on March 29-30. LHS senior Madison McClellan commented, “I have been playing softball all of my life, my family is all about softball. I played JV my freshman year, but I have been on the varsity team for three years. I played third base when I was little and then I switched to first. When I got to Lowry I switched back to third and I fell in love with it. I like the atmosphere most about softball; it is a lot of fun being out here with my favorite people playing my favorite game. My favorite part of the game is cheering on my teammates from the dugout.” McClellan concluded, “Our team is really young, but I have a feeling that it is a special year; we have the potential to go all the way.” Lowry will go to Dayton on April 5-6, before returning home to take on South Tahoe April 12-13 and Churchill County (Fallon) on April 16. “I expect my returning seniors Sydney, Macey (Katzenmeyer), and Madi (McClellan) to step up as leaders this year,” Mayo said. “Madi is a returning captain and has played a solid third base for us for a couple of years now, and
Sydney will be a four-time varsity player.” The Northern 3A Regional Championships will be held in Elko on May 9-11, with the top six teams qualifying for a double-elimination series based on regular-season standings. The NIAA 3A State Championship will match up the top two teams from the North and South Regionals. “I expect us to be competing for one of the top seeds in the North and go on to state to compete for the State Championship" Mayo said. "There is no reason for us to fall off. We took a hard loss in the championship game last year, and we lost quite a bit of talent from that team, but we have a couple of younger girls replacing them, and I think with what we have coming up from the JV, there is absolutely no reason for us not to be in the same position that we have been in years past.”
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2019 Spring Sports SOFTBALL March 7-9 @ Elk Grove Tournament (Sacramento, Calif.), TBA March 15 @ Spring Creek* 2 p.m. March 16 @ Spring Creek* noon March 22 @ North Valleys* 2 p.m. March 23 @ North Valleys* noon March 28 vs. Fernley (DH)* 2 p.m. March 29-30 @ Reed Tournament April 5 @ Dayton* 2 p.m. April 6 @ Dayton* noon April 12 vs. South Tahoe*, 2 p.m. April 13 vs. South Tahoe* noon April 16 vs. Churchill County* 2 p.m. April 19 @ Sparks* 2 p.m. April 20 @ Sparks* noon April 23 vs. Churchill County* 2 p.m. April 26 vs. Elko* 2 p.m. April 27 vs. Elko* noon May 3 @ Truckee* 2 p.m. May 4 @ Truckee* noon May 9-11 @ Northern 3A Regional Championships (Elko) May 16-18 @ NIAA 3A State Championships (South)
TRACK AND FIELD March 16 @ Spring Creek March 23 @ Fallon March 23 @ Lovelock March 29 @ Reed March 30 @ Battle Mountain April 6 @ Elko April 12 @ Fernley April 27 @ Truckee May 4 @ Winnemucca May 10-11 @ Northern 3A Regional Championships (Fallon) May 17-18 @ NIAA 3A State Championships (Las Vegas)
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The B uc k aroos all rac e for the w all in prac tic e.
Swimmers hit the pool looking to take on the Northern 3A competition The Lowry High School swim team is trying to develop young talent this season and make a run at the rest of the league. Evan Jeppsen will be the only Buckaroo senior on a 12-swimmer squad this year. “We have got a really strong team coming back. We had two individuals and a relay or two from the men’s team make state last year, and all but one of those boys is back,” LHS coach Shelby Ruff said. “We should have a pretty strong showing from the boys. Charles Gonin is a real strong swimmer. He is going to be a powerful force on our team as a freshman this year, and hopefully going forward through his high school career.” In Nevada, swimming is a co-ed sport, but they will compete separately, similar to the way that track does. Lowry does not field a JV team and the men’s and women’s teams travel and compete together. “We will swim just about every Saturday until the end of May,” Ruff said. “We have a couple of Fridays, but mostly Saturdays. They are all oneday meets until we go to regionals, where they have a preliminary one day and then finals the next. That is in Carson this year for us. We will do individual events and when we have enough people we will do relays.” The Buckaroos start the season at South Tahoe on March 9 and move on to Incline for a March 16 meet. On March 23 Lowry travels to Truckee, and Carson will host the Bucks on April 6. “We have some strong girls also,
but our numbers are just real low, so we are going to be looking good for individual results, but it is going to be hard to score points as a team based on our size of the team.” Lowry continues the season against North Valleys at Douglas Swimming Pool on April 20, before going back to Carson to take on Churchill County (Fallon) on April 26. The regular season ends for the Bucks on May 3 in Reno against Sparks and North Tahoe. L H S j u n i o r A b b e e Grieve is swimming f o r t h e
thought I would give it a try. I know how to swim, but I have never swum on a team before. I have only been doing freestyle so far, but I like the backstroke, too. It is easier because you can keep your head up out of the water and not miss a lot of breaths. I like being a part of a team and getting the exercise. My expectations for this season are to be in better shape and better at swimming by the end of the year; if I like it this year I think I am going to do it again next year. I am looking forward to being closer t o
Swim Roster Head Coach: Shelby Ruff Gregory Cox, Adaya Goldblatt Mackie Grady, Abbee Grieve Charles Gonin, Tera Higley Evan Jeppsen, Ashton Kalkoske Hunter Lewis, Matthew Lizanets Aidan Maher, Tristan Miller
my
team-
Bucks for the first time this season. “I just started swimming this year. It is good exercise but not super-strenuous. You don’t get all sweaty and stuff,” she said. “My friend is on the team and she was talking about it and said it was really fun and she liked it, so I
mates. I go to school with all of these people, but I don’t really know them personally so it will be nice to get to know them.” The Northern 3A Regional Championships will be held in Carson City on May 10-11. Each team may enter
a maximum of one relay team per relay event. Individual competitors must meet their respective region’s time standard for a particular event in order to qualify for this meet. “This will be my second year on the Lowry swim team,” said Ashton Kalkoske, LHS sophomore. “Swimming gives me something to do and gets me out of the house so I am not bored. I like long-distance swimming so I do the 500 freestyle mostly. I am a big man and I should be built for sprints, but I am able to do longdistance because I have stamina. I am expecting our team to be really good this year. We have a few new freshmen that look good and a couple of other people that have decided to swim that I think will do well. This year I am hoping to drop my time even more in the 500.” The NIAA 3A State Championships will be held on May 18 in Carson City and will feature the top performers from the regional meets in the North and South. “This is my third year coaching the Lowry team,” Ruff said. “As a coach I am looking to develop them as all-around athletes. A lot of times we have people come in with no experience or with experience with just one stroke. What we are looking to do is tweak those kids who are a little bit more well-rounded to make them stronger athletes and take a look at some of the ones who are newer to the sport and sort of figure out where their niche is for the team or for themselves; figure out what they are going to be good at.”
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L o w r y’s Colby Te rry c lear s th e b ar in th e p o le va ult at th e 2 0 1 8 s tate meet.
Low r y ’ s B e c c a K us k i e r uns a t t he N I A A St a t e C ha m pi ons hi ps l a s t M a y i n C a r s on C i t y .
Low r y ’s H ailey Fernandez hands the baton off to Julianna Gonz a lez during a relay at last year’s state c hampionship.
Track and field team looks to improve with a mix of new and old talent The Lowry track squad is sporting a large team this year with some returning talent and some new kids that are looking to do good things. The Buckaroos start their season on March 16 at Spring Creek, before traveling to the 47th annual Fallon Elks Invitational on March 23. The Pershing County Invitational will also be held on March 23. The Reed/ Sparks Rotary Invitational will be held on March 29-30, as will the Battle Mountain Track Meet. On April 6 the Elko Kiwanis Invitational will be held, and on April 12 Lowry will travel to the Fernley Invitational. “Twenty to 25 kids showed up for the open gyms, and we expect that number to jump up pretty good on Monday when we start practicing,” said LHS coach Grant Beatty. “It usually starts out pretty big and the kids kind of weed themselves out with grade checks and all that stuff. We usually start off with a pretty big number and it finds a way of trimming itself down, but we keep everybody if they qualify. This will be my third year coaching track at Lowry. I have a good coaching staff and I feel like we are going in the right direction. Last year the girls won the first state championship in Lowry school history so we are happy with that, but we lost a lot of those senior girls. We are hoping to reload and keep it rolling. We lost a lot from last year on both sides, so we definitely have some open spots, some opportunities to be filled.” The Lowry girls won the team 3A NIAA State Championship last year with 72 points over Tahoe-Truckee (63) and Sunrise Mountain (58). It was the first state title in program history for the girls track and field team. “We have senior Becca (Kuskie) coming back,” Beatty said. “She is a
distance runner that does the 1,600 Buckaroos competing at the North- “He is looking to have a real strong and 3,200 meter; the mile and the two west Invitational in Reno at McQueen senior year. Senior Scottie (Smith) mile. She finished fourth last year in High School and Carson will host the is a very good high-jumper; he took the mile at state, and third in the two JV and varsity Invitational on April second in the North last year. We are mile, so we are looking at her to do 19-20. The Bob Shaffer Track Classic looking to build on that and finish out a lot off of that strong year. Rachael will be held on April 27 in Truckee, his Lowry career strong.” The Northern 3A track and field (Garrison) was the 3A North Cham- and the Lowry Invitational will finish pion in the shot-put and she finished out the regular season on Saturday championships will be held May 10-11 in Fallon. second in state at the discus. Coming May 4. The top four finishers in each event The Lowry boys team finished in back for her senior year, she is looking strong. Heather (Hall) has done 14th place at state last year with 15.5 advance to the NIAA State Championwell in the throws, the shot and the points, well behind Mohave (110), ships in Las Vegas on May 17-18. discus. She was third last year in the Desert Pines (100), and Pahrump ValNorth in the shot-put, and she was ley (78.5). “Will (Kracaw) will lead fourth in the discus. Heather went to state in the shot, so we will be looking our distance team this season for her to improve on that this year. for the boys,” Beatty said. Adia (Bengochea) and Hailey (Fernandez) were both LHS TRACK ROSTER 2019 on our state COACH GRANT BEATTY championship 400 Saree Millikan, Jayden Ham Lily Pasquale, Lucy Danger team last Kayleen Creamer, Raygen Metcalf year, so Troy Manske, Omar Castaneda we are JJ Dobny, Emily Backus g o i n g McKenzi Petersen, Jovi Kuskie to try Lyndsee Dove, Rachael Garrison FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT OUR WEBSITE: to plug BUILDING AND OPERATING AMERICA’S Heather Hall, Hailey Fernandez WWW.UNDERGROUNDMINING.COM t h e m UNDERGROUND MINES Rebecca Kuskie, Will Kracaw OR CALL 775.635.8356 | NV LICENSE #0048016 i n t o Lesley Martinez, Julianna Gonzalez s o m e Cody Tolbert, Mary Kate Barber individKevin Warren, Tyler J Morrison ual races Roberto Lopez, Scot Brown Eddy Zhelpyer, Angel Rodriguez and try Colby Terry, Trent McKellips to have Jasper Glasgow, Cody Vess s o m e Hailey Vess, Alex Femat success Jeremy Walker, Luis Solis and keep Irah Monterey, Nikolas Jeng t h o s e Tyler Carpenter, Alethea Houston r e l a y Emily Schoenecker, Kylee Marler t e a m s Kadlie Kieler, Alesha Houston strong Lorsix Silver, Dylan Nee too.” Erick Prado, Eduardo Aguilar S a t Kinsey Albisu-Labfried, Christopher McGuire Fernando Cardona, Ivan Lewis urday, Vanessa Pacheco, Alex Herrera A p r i l Diego Alanis, Anthony Peterson 13, will Gratian Dawson find the
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L ow r y's Dillon Pa tte rs o n h its h is tee s h o t
Low r y ’ s M a x M a v i t y look s on after hitting his drive on the
d ur ing the Lowry In v itatio n al las t year .
e i ght h hol e a t W i nne muc c a M unic ipal Golf Course last A pril.
Buckaroo golfers look to build off recent momentum The Lowry High School boys golf team
Falls Golf Club at the 2018 state tournament
has been experiencing success for a couple
at 195 and Mavity tied for 39th at state with
of seasons now.
a score of 195.
A two-week break finds the Buckaroos in Spring Creek on April 16 and Elko on April 17, before they head to South Tahoe on May
The Buckaroos are the winningest pro-
When asked about his thoughts for the
gram in Nevada history, with 12 state cham-
upcoming season Meyer said, “I think that
pions, five more than any other program. The
the team to beat is going to be Truckee this
last state title came in 2013, when Lowry
year. They have a young squad with a lot of
their last chance to rack up points in an
finished a streak of three championships in
talent. They have really evolved as a team.
attempt to go to the State Tournament.
four years.
They have a new coach from a few years
“I have been coaching Lowry golf for
back that has done really good things with
eight years,” said LHS coach Andrew Meyer.
them and they have some really talented
“I coached both the girls and boys my first
players. I have a team good enough to make
year. We have 15 on our team this year. Dil-
it to the top three to qualify for state. That
lon (Patterson) and Kobe (Stoker) will lead
is our main goal to try and get the team to
our team this season.
qualify.”
Dillon is probably
the most experienced and best golfer of the bunch.” Last year Lowry finished the season at the
starts on March 13 in Dayton at the Arnold Palm-
total of 697 (+121). Boulder City (+67),
er designed
Spring Creek (+68) and Pahrump Valley
Dayton
“Kobe is a raw athlete, these are my two big returners,” Meyer said. “I have several others on the varsity squad. Max (Mavit)y, Jaden (Rorak) and Rian (DeLong) also made quite a few tournaments last year.” Lowry returns four players from its 2018 state tournament squad. Patterson paced the
doesn’t lay up,” Meyer said. The Northern 3A does not hold a regional tournament and the three state team qualifiers are based on points in the final regular season standings. The NIAA State Boys
Head coach: Andrew Meyer
Golf Championships will be held with the top three
the schedule and
annually hosts PGA
onships, tying for 15th place. He shot equal
qualifying.
rounds of 85 for a two-day total of 170.
The Northern 3A moves to
Stoker tied for 20th at 175 after rounds of
Fallon on March 14. Lowry hosts
DeLong placed 36th on the Mountain
“We are going to swing hard, Lowry golf
teams from Bodi Miller, Zach Wolverton, the North Dawayne Grasmick, Valley and the Rene Flores, Austen Rorex, Country Caden Rorex, Tristan Cassinelli, top three Club. Cal Peters, Hunter Smith, teams T h e Dillon Patterson, Kobe Stoker, f r o m course is Max Mavity, Hunter Mullins, the South one of the Rian DeLong, toughest on squaring off Seamus Maloon
Buckaroos at the 2018 NIAA State Champi-
88 and 87.
On May 8 Lowry goes to Truckee for
The Buckaroo’s season
state tournament in fourth place with a team
(+99) were the top three teams.
1 and Whittell/Edgewood on May 1-2.
the 3A field on March 25, before going to Fernley on March 26.
against each other
as well as the top six individuals from each region. The 36-hole tournament will be held on May 13-14 at a site in northern Nevada.
L ow ry’s Kobe S tok er putts on the third green at Winnemuc c a M unic ipal Golf Course during the L ow ry I nvitational last A pril.